'Ultrasonic elliptical vibration cutting' technology, which
has been developed by the authors, is applied to ultraprecision machining of single crystal germanium in
the present research. The germanium is an excellent material for
infrared optical devices, whereas ultraprecision micro-machining of thegermanium is
difficult due to its brittleness. Micro grooving experiments are carried out on
the (100), (110) and (111) surfaces of single crystal germanium substrates,
and basic effects of the elliptical vibration on the ductile micro-machining
are clarified as follows. Critical depth of cut to generate a completely
fracture-free surface on the single crystal germanium is
increased significantly in all crystalorientations on the (100) and (111)
surfaces, and ultraprecision micro grooving is realized successfully at a large
depth of cut of 1 mum by applying the elliptical vibration cutting. This
improvement by the elliptical vibration cutting is considered to be caused by
reduction of instantaneous uncut chip thickness and cutting force in each cycle
of the elliptical vibration. When the rake angle becomes negative, influence of
the crystal orientation on the critical depth of cut becomes
negligible, while it is considerable at 0 degree. On the other hand, the rake
angle does not have considerable influence on average values of the critical
depth of cut between -20 to 0 degree. The critical depth of cut is increased in
all crystalorientations as the cutting speed is reduced in the elliptical
vibration cutting
Source:IEEE
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